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First time education was ever implemented in the United States: Homeschooling
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First ever public school in the United States was founded in Boston Massachusetts
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Jan Amos writes and publishes the first ever school textbook
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Thomas Jefferson, proposed that tax funds be used to provide three years of public education for all boys and girls.
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Benjamin Franklin introduced the first ever public school Library
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Noah Webster later published "A Compendious Dictionary of the American Language"
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First Normal/Modern school opens in Lexington Massachusetts
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Massacusetts passes a law. Parents who refused to send their children to school were fined and or even stripped of their parental rights, and their children apprenticed to others.
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Forty three teachers in Philadelphia come together to form this united voice for public education.
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The Michigan State Supreme Court rules that Kalamazoo may levy taxes to support a public high school,
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The Civil Rights Act is passed, banning segregation in all public accommodations.
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Meharry Medical College is founded in Nashville, Tennessee. It is the first medical school in the south for African Americans.
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In 1922 Woodson published a college textbook, The Negro in Our History, which was used in many African-American schools and colleges.
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Meyer v. Nebraska rule students and teachers have rights and they are protected by due process.
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The U.S. Congress passes the The Indian Citizenship Act, which provides citizenship for all Indians.
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The first time federal law mandated support services for students with learning disabilities. It was The Elementary and Secondary Education Act Amendments of 1969: Title VI, Included in the Education of the Handicapped Act.
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The U.S. supreme Court held student initiated prayer at public school football games violated separation of church and state principles under the First Amendment's Establishment Clause.
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Covid 19 creates an uncertain school environment. Some challenges included unfinished student learning and student stress.